catechesis

/kætɪˈkiːsɪs/

Definitions

1. noun

the act or process of instructing or educating in the principles or practices of a particular Christian sect, especially the Roman Catholic Church; a series of instructions or lectures on Christian doctrine, especially those given to young people.

“The church’s catechesis program helped the children learn about their faith and the values of the community.”

Synonyms

  • catechism
  • instruction

Antonyms

  • confusion
  • ignorance